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In fact, the next month waited for us with experiences so startling that we nearly called the whole thing to a halt. [...]

[...] He explained that Bill had allowed the hypnosis to proceed just so far before his ego called a halt, but that he could progress. [...]

[...] She agreed with me that she had overdone it, however, and we spent some time discussing ways in which either of us could appreciate the first warning signals, and halt any experiment that involved too much, too fast.

[...] Indeed it was almost painful, and I would have been forced to call a halt soon in any case. [...]

[...] One of these is the discovery of at least some of that missing mass, thus indicating that gravitational fields may exist among the galaxies, and galactic clusters, strong enough not only to halt the expansion of the universe but to pull all matter back together again.

[...] The idea is an attempt to at least call a halt to something that she has resisted from the start, or so it seems in retrospect—and I mean the start of the sessions, not just Dreams. [...]

[...] In that sense, then, the creative processes involved with these two volumes were endless — at least until Jane and I called a halt to them for sheer physical reasons. [...]

[...] In any case, come to a halt.

[...] In those terms, communication between frameworks is unstoppable, really: I think that if one could halt the interchanges, physical death would result. [...]

(To a student:) Now last week, when Ruburt [Jane] was speaking about the natives who are such expert dreamers, you asked: “But why are they not more progressive?” Yet I know you realize that your own progress as a civilization will, in your terms, come to a halt unless you advance in other directions. [...]

[...] He gave us very brief, halting and sometimes disconnected answers during our first three board sessions. [...]